
02-04-2014, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike Whitfield
It was the first Super Bowl with me NOT doing something I've been doing for years.
In the past, I would go "all-out" on Super Bowl Sunday... we're talking chips and dips, wings, sausage balls, chips/salsa and more... all BEFORE the "main dish". The main dish would be usually something like pizza.
Then it was a variety of 2-3 desserts that I would pile onto my plate.
12,000 calories later, I would finally stop eating.
But NOT this year.
Sure, I enjoyed my planned reward meal and dessert (steak fajita/cheese with a brownie).
But because we didn't go out and buy all those chips, dip, etc, I didn't pile on my usual 12k calories.
"Just because it's the Super Bowl, doesn't mean I go all out. Sure, I can eat my normal planned reward meal, but let's skip all the nonsense before and after. What I'm doing is working, so I need to stick with it." I said to my wife. She happily agreed (of course, she wouldn't cheat nearly as hard as I would - ha!).
And for the first time in years, I went to bed without feeling overly stuffed and miserable after a Super Bowl.
It looks like the Seahawks weren't the only one to get a win last night.
Cruise control,
Mikey
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Awesome! Nice work on not using super bowl as an excuse!
Shawn
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